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VAR continues to ravage debate in Scotland after more controversial use at the weekend

The technology makes referees look weak and persuadable and has affected the behaviour of players, coaches and the officials themselves

1) Apology small comfort for Brighton There was no stadium VAR delay on Saturday to check whether Kaoru Mitoma had been fouled by Pierre-Emile Højbjerg. Why did neither Stuart Attwell nor Stockley Park see it as a penalty? To be generous, perhaps Mitoma hit the ground a little easily but…

Newcastle United's Jamie Reuben has suggested a new way to use VAR technology in the Premier League

The experienced whistler was hailed by both Ange Postecoglou and Michael Beale following Saturday's 3-2 victory for the Hoops at Celtic Park

The Gers striker had the ball in the net but referee Kevin Clancy controversially judged that the Colombian had fouled Alistair Johnston.

It was a huge talking point at the weekend but Stuart Dougal says the man in Clydesdale House couldn't intervene.

Referees' chief Howard Webb has admitted that Kaoru Mitoma should have been awarded a penalty in Brighton's controversial 2-1 defeat away to Tottenham on Saturday

Alfredo Morelos had prodded home from close range but was penalised for a foul.

The pundit reckons there is no point demanding answers over the contentious call.

Alan Shearer was furious over the decision to award Brentford a second penalty against Newcastle United through the use of VAR